As baby boomers, are we too old to stay in hostels? Elisabeth Sowerbutts has been travelling for 30+ years, often staying in hostels. In this article, she talks about her experiences.
The welcome mat is out. Santa Fe loves boomer women travelers and the feeling is mutual. The City Different has a lot to offer women of a certain age whether they’re traveling solo, with their significant other, a friend or their ten closest BFFs.
A resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, Nancy D. Brown is a lover of all things travel-related. She has combined her passion for travel with her professional writing career.
Patti Maghamfar and her husband, Abi, own and operate a Bed & Breakfast Inn in Ashland, Oregon where they have lived for 19 months. Patti and Abi chose Ashland because they fell in love with their Inn and the Rogue Valley …
By Anita Finlay — Halfway into planning a vacation with my husband that doubled as my 50th birthday present, the stress of work and caring for an elderly parent left me with zero energy to map out a road trip up the California coastline.
Linda Wainwright gave up one seaside resort, Blackpool in England, for a very different one on the sub-tropical island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands over 20 years ago, where she raised her two sons, and where her life evolved in ways she never expected.
By Anita Breland – For most of us, the food memories we hold most dear, began with the cooking of our mothers, grandmothers and their places of origin. I travel the globe with this in mind, with food as my way into the cultural traditions of the places I visit.
